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Welcome to our Public Matters Newsletter.
This month we have:
This judgment critical is reading for public bodies who need to take action to restrain the use of confidential information in circumstances where that information has been inadvertently disclosed to a third party.
Matthew summarises London Borough of Lambeth v AM (No. 2) [2021] EWHC 186 (QB).
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Now that the transition period has ended, Richard looks at what this means for data protection law in the UK.
Chloe provides a general overview of administration and what options are open to local authorities.
It is vitally important that public bodies make use of this opportunity to have their views heard and to shape the future of the new subsidy control regime.
Angelica considers some key elements and proposed reforms from the consultation.
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We are pleased to invite you to our second virtual Planning Club. This session will cover case law update and making local plans featuring an overview of the statutory process and practical considerations.
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What are the key changes to Practice Direction 57AC and Statement of Best Practice, and what are the challenges for legal representatives?
This judgment is critical reading for public bodies who need to take action to restrain the use of confidential information in circumstances where that information has been inadvertently disclosed to a third party.
UK organisations need to comply with the UK GDPR and continue to be subject to the EU GDPR where EU data is being processed, so there may be two versions of the GDPR to comply with for some personal data processing.
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